Is it possible to create an XML in Java using an XML Schema? Is the XML
Schema just for validation?
Thanks!
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Hello, for a MMS-Application I'm trying to show 3gp-files with my Java
app. I heard that it should work with jffmpeg but I still couldn't get
it to work.
I added the following Codec:

I'm new to Java, recently I've written my first pool and asked for
comments,
I got reply that I could use generics to create more independent pool.
But I have I problem with creating instance of the <T> type

I need to read an excel file and like others, I use Jakarta POI APi for
this purpose.
But the problem is that I have to know number of cells those contain
data before starting

Hi fellas
I want to buy a fingerprint reader hardware in order to design a
control access solution in java.
Ideas are wellcome.

I'm having a problem compiling an XSL-stylesheet using JAXP/Xalan which is
really driving me nuts...
When I try to compile a stylesheet that contains something like:
<xsl:value-of select="encode-for-uri(/bla)"/>

I've read all I can about what imageObserver is and how to
implement/use it.  After several hours of reading, I am still failing.
Here is a piece of my code - any help, pointer, or comments is
appreciated because as of right now, it's not fuctioning at all.

I try to get a 'next value' (depending on 'nextNumber') for a double with
this method.
public static double nextNearest(double value, double nextNumber)
{

I am writing a code as a Java Application (not Applet or Servlet) and I
am trying to find out what is my real IP address (not 192.168. one). I
am behind my LinkSys router and everything I try I still get 192.168.
I have tried:

i can execute the following statement properly
stmt.execute("insert into computer values('fd','mic',123,'fds')");
but when i substitute the parameters into the statement errors
occour,what's wrong with the following statement?

I'm trying to create a bytebuffer of a specific size, create a
charbuffer view of that bytebuffer, and write a string into that
charbuffer.  My bytebuffer always needs to be 4 bytes long (represent a
4 digit number), but no matter how I try to place some chars into the

Can anyone help me in solving this problem.
I have an example input:
sometext<b><i>some text</i></b>
the input may vary i.e. 1 tag is opened & not closed, some mismatches

hey friends,
                i have ask several questions last time and many of
think its my homework sorry to tell them they are not my homework
questions.i am just starting my java and just complete teach yourself

Java's runtime discard of class type information seems a bit hassle to
work around,
preventing lot of intuitive usages.
T someMethod( Class<T> clazz, T t) {

When we try to run the below program
public class fir
{
public static void main(Strings args[ ])